Computer Case Gamemax Draco New

Classic forms

At first glance, Gamemax's Draco case looks like a boring rectangular box without any frills in design. But this happens exactly until the moment you connect it to the network. After all, as soon as the front RGB fans light up, boredom will go away and the case will show its true bright design. It looks really impressive — both bold and beautiful.

Ready to launch

The Gamemax Draco case is made of thin metal (only 0.6 mm). Its front part is made of plexiglass, and the left side panel is made of transparent, tempered glass, 4 mm thick. Thanks to this, an overview of the insides of your PC is opened. On the front part, 3 RGB fans took pride of place, they set the tone for the whole appearance of the case.

Lighting that really impresses

The navigation bar is at the top. Here you will find the power button, reset button, headphone and microphone inputs, and two USB inputs.

A separate processor is responsible for the backlight in this model, and in view of this, there are a lot of programs for it. In addition to the already familiar “wave”, “rain” modes and simply monotonous backlighting, a night mode (with more gentle light), as well as rainbow and comet modes have been added here.

Of course, in order for this engineering marvel to please the eye, you will need to spend a lot of time cleaning the case, because it collects dust with great enthusiasm. But for such a price and appearance — the game is definitely worth the candle.

Liquid cooling support

The Gamemax Draco case is made in the Midi Tower form factor, which allows the installation of ATX, MicroATX and Mini-ITX motherboards. At the bottom is the power supply and space for hard drives. In total, you can install up to five drives, three of which are 3.5-inch drives and two 2.5-inch drives. The case also supports water cooling.

During use, there were no complaints about the case, and after the first turn on, you won’t want to turn it off for a very long time, it’s painfully beautiful.